ANSWER: You should pray in full since you are not a traveler but a resident because you will live in this new city for the entire course of your university.  You should pray like a traveler while you’re traveling between these two cities. 

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ANSWER: This is not permissible because it involves haram ads with music and women. 

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ANSWER: If these vocals sound exactly like music, this comes under the prohibition of music and its not permissible to listen. https://www.assimalhakeem.net/is-it-halal-in-islam-to-listened-to-nasheed-i-have-found-some-nasheeds-that-talk-about-death-and-love-for-the-prophet-salalahualeyhiwasalaam-and-the-nasheeds-that-talk-about-death-bring-me-closer-to-a/

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ANSWER: The most authentic opinion is that it is not authentic to recite salutations 10 times in the morning and evening adhkar.  It is also not authentic to recite 7 time Hasbiallahu la ilaha….  Also: raditu billahi …. in the morning and evening is not authentic. This is to be said only after repeating after […]

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ANSWER: This is absolutely prohibited and a major sin. You can bleach the extra hair if you want but you must not cut, shave or remove the eyebrow hair at all.

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ANSWER: A muslim occupies his time with what pleases Allah and benefits him in this life and in the hereafter. Reading books about magic is prohibited. Reading novels about romance, this is usually filled with things that would ignite your desire and would brainwash you to want to be like the novel you had just […]

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ANSWER: If the person slaughtering believes in their false beliefs such as slandering mother Aisha or cursing Abu Bakr, Omer and OTHMAN etc, (May Allah be pleased with them all) their slaughtering is not halal. But if he is a layman and doesn’t believe in such beliefs that nullify Islam, his slaughtering is halal in […]

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ANSWER: No need to pray tahyyatul masjid when you enter the musalla. As it  can be changed into regular hall anytime they like. 

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ANSWER: If you had made the intention of keeping the missed fast a night before or before the fajr of that day then it’s counted, otherwise it’s just a sunnah fast.

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